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10 MAKE An EFFECTIVE Boon.
6S.CENT SALE.
6s-CENT COTTON UNDERWEAR SALE

Beginning SATURDAY, September. "a, at q m,
anu continuing through MONDAY, TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY,. We shall offer the following bargains
III our Ladies' Underwear Department.
we WISH 1t to be thoroughly understood that the sub
joined prices are Special Prices aud hold good for the
Gays mentioned above ONLY
We warrant the wear Of every piece YOU buy and
guarantee the prices
Some of the articles herein mentioned cannot again
be purchased for 81
You Know we always redeem promise
LADIES' MUSLIN GOWNS.
Style L. Ladies' Muslin Gown. shirt front. trimmed
with two clusters Of tucks, rues Of cambria around
neck, sleeves, and down front. Only 6S cents.
style <. Is made of fine muslin, Mothor Hubbard
yoke three clusters of tucks in yoke rue of embrod
cry around neck and sic YES Only IS cents.
style j. Is Mother Hubbard yoke with two clusters
OF tucks in yoke, trimmed with fine cambria ruff!e
around neck and sleeves, and finished with herring
bone stitch. Only 6S cents.
LADIES' MUSLIN CHEM1sE.
Style l. Ladies' Muslin Chemise, made with solid
yoke OF embroidery. good muslin flushed with edge
OF embroidery aroundneck and sleeves Only SO cents
style = Is trimmed with yoke of fine tucks. trimmed
around yoke with edge Of embroidery. Only 60 cents
style g. Comprises several different makes. some
trimmed with double rufe of embroidery in yoke. and
others Are trimmed with three of inserting and
tucks between. Only So cents.
LADIES' MUSLIN SKIRTS.
Ladies' Muslin Skirts. trimmed with deep hem clus-
ter Of eight tucks above very good muslin Only 6s
cents.
Another style, made Of good muslin trimmed with
rutde OF cambric bunch Of fine tucks in rufe. Only
90 cents.
LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS
Style l. Made with deep hem clusters of tucks
above. finished with fine embroidery ruf1e. Only 6S
cents.
Style g Is trimmed with two clusters Of fine tucks
deep embroidery rufhe. Only 6S cents
Style B. Is fine drawers made with two clusters of
tucks deep hem. excellent muslin Only So cents.
Particular attention paid to the make and finish of
our Ladies' Underwear.
This department. is located second foor, apart
from all other stocks.
Ladies' Of wide experience to wait on you.
We have laid in as handsome q stock Of Misses
Dresses as have ever been displayed in Washington
city.
Some OF the nobbiest styles ever shown, and as we
have the exclusive sale of styles that beaut
full, it would please us to show these to you.
Suits to fit Misses from four to sixteen years. in all
the new cloths and combinations
Select now and secure your choc.
room to try on Children's Dressea All alterations
made gratis.
perfect fit guaranteed.
Mothers, you can save yourselves endless worry
about what to get for the children il you examine our
stock
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The Rage fer Decorated Interiors.
Prom no Mo- V0rl, T,.;S,

From the New York Tribune.
Mrs. Graham OF Washington-her name doesn't
begin TO be Graham and she doesn't live In Wash.
ington-is an estimable lady whose HOBBY is house
decoration. Her home is her idol and she Iavtshes
upon 1t most OF her time and attention and good
deal OF the falnily's money. One day last spring
MIS- Graham was careless enough TO drink glass
or red Ink, believing IL TO be claret. She was
uut no harm came to her. The doctor who was
summoned, upon hearing what had happened,
such thing as pushing this rage for decorated In
tertOrS too arr
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auc,,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
FEET on The EAST SIDE OF FIFTEENTa
lREET AND RUNNING BACK WITH THAT
WIDTH ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY EVEN
FEET 10 TEN-EOOI ALLY. AND KNOWN
HOTEL
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust. bearing date -
September 90 1878. and duly recorded in IiberscsE
No 49, folio s. ct seq. one OF the Land Records Ii
of the supreme Court the said District Of Columbia
in equity cause No. TO- 81 and at the request the
party secured thereby, default having been made in
the payment of the Indebtedness win SELL public
auction. in front of the premises SATURDAY, THE
TWEETY-FOCRTHD DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. ID : M
stFIvE O'CLOCK p. NJ. all of lot numbered eleven
CID iu Dayilson's SUBDIVISION of part of square mum
bercd two hundred and twenty-five l22,. fronting 2j
feet on 10th street aud running back with that width
TT feet TO 10foot alley, the 10 recorded in
the office of the Surveyor Of the District Of Columbia
Terms of sale cash. and TO be complied with within
at risk and cost OF defaultins purchaser deposit Of
5000 will be required at time Of sale. Ali conveyanc.
ing at cost of purchaser.
sl3-d&ds ROBERT G. RUTHERFORD. Trustee
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BUSHNELL CARCSI
I'D Real Estate Brokers,
zoos street northwest

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP.
ERTY ON NEW YO..K AVENUE NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in liber
No. 1l34. folio 244, of the land records for the -
District Of Columbia, the undersigned trustees -
Will offer for SALE at public auction, Mt of the All
premises, , on SATURDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
O'CLOCK P. NJ. lot numbered forty (4OI, in E E
White and others subdivision of lot numbered CD,
in square numbered hve hundred aud fourteen % A.
az recorded III the office Of the surveyor said city
Washington. III book d. ID. c., page II. with the Inn
proyements thereon.
Terms Of sale; $1,000 cash. balance in six t6) and
twelve 12) months. the purchaser to give his notes
tor the deferred bearing interest at the rate
OF u per cent per annum. and secured by u deed Of
trust upon tie property sold The purchaser will be
required to comply with the terms OF sale within ten
days otherwise the trustees the right resell
the properly at his risk and cost. All conveyancug ut
cost OF purchaser. 800 down at time of sale,
IETTG GESE f s GaRfsr, Trustees.
G. W. STICKNEY, AuctiOneer, $3.50 L st sol -dSds
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A GEORGIA MAN HUNT.
Ruffen Rhodes Desperate Fight Tor
Liberty Against Big Odds.

From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
| The most sensational man hunt OF the year was
| completed to-day. when party OF Twiggs County
| farmers, armed with pistols and shotguns,
brought in huge negro, whom they had securely
| chained In wagon. The mans name was Ruffen
Rhodes. Early Tuesday morning Policeman Jen
johnson and Ans. Matthews were walking down
Bridge row, when they found a burly negro
asleep on the sidewalk, just below McCruddens
fbaI; Ofncer johnson touched him with his CLUB
''where do you live?r he was asked.
ION Cherry street, in a two-story house, near the
| river" answered the negro
There are no such houses on that street near
well hvein some OF them houses down there, :"
| replied the negro insultingly.
him. ana the rspea IN
negative. johnson then told Matthews that he
to put his chain around nth the nesros Wrs
When the latter Jerked away and sprang at john:
son like tiger The Officer staggered backward
perate EFFORT to wrench his club from his grasp.
johnson Jon, Is small man. and the negro was reg
gan clubbing him With all his hight, the rufian
wrenched the club from Johnson's hand, dealt him
Stunning blow across the face, struck back at
eyes.
shoot him, Matthews" cried johnson. and five
covered with blood, and the officers staggered
| Dlindly alter hlm. large posse at once started
| In pursuit OF him. Baiifs Jones and Hodnett
and, Merritt Birdson captured TIE negro
ABOUT Is miles below here, in the edge OF
TWiggs County. They brought him to Mr..
ADKINS and stopped for dinner, and while
waiting they tied him to tree, but suddenly he
broke loose and made dash for liberty. The
posse followed and fired seven shots at the 1eeing
prisoner, some OF which struck him, but he reached
s, swamp and plunged into it, leaving bloody
iran. HE had been wounded in the right hip by
Olncer Matthews in the hght Tuesday morning,
DqG In spite OF all the posse lost sight or him.
They then got hounds and the three police,
Matthew'S, Brown, and Bonner. drove the swamp
until a late hour in the afternoon. By this
time about twenty Twiggs County farmers had
]3lned In the hunt, which was given up by the
oucerS. the negro ran not less than 10 miles,
when IL being almost dark, he rushed into the
Mouse OF Mr.. Herring, bounded past the family
10 Inc upstairs and into the attic, where he de-
NED arrest. dozen shots were fired into the re-
treat without effect The party then began to tear
away the timber upon which the fugitive rested.
suddenly there was crash, and Rhodes body fell
through, spreading CONSERVATION among the
farmers. They closed In On him. but not until he
nad knocked down half dozen OF them did they
suDd e him. He was the widest man ever known.
Inc party then watched around him all night
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First actor pulling the trigger Of revolver six
tlmesl-Die, you miserable villain!
second actor-Your pistol has missed fire. Sir
kddcsph, but am Snlitten with renaorse Tor my
t.Inle7 and wiii die according 10 your wish Thea
NC fo..eu on The roor IL agony and '.pegZed out
s%'SsaI Tue curtain ieli.-Excao,s0e.
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The Stock is Registered at AMERICAN LOAN AND
TRUST CO., and Listed on the CONSOLIDATED EX-
CHANGE
The Company owns TWO CLAIMS on the Carson
rover, Az acres containing QUICKSILVER and BULL
ION from BONANZA MILLS. Competent experts
claim that over $40 OOO. 900 can be reclaimed.
The above offer at $500 per share win hold GOOD
until the 3Oth Of this month.
Send orders with New York Drafts Post Odsce Order
or Registered Letter to
". 8. CHAMBERLAIN, AGENT,
d2OeusSh,S,2W liz Rroadvav Nav York Gi&v
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
DOI BILE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY.
IN EEEEt,r M, ~. A.SSAI ~ !, =.

VIE dkEA PPrNNsv,v.Sr, nor-r
10 not THE II = SSSRTH, NEST kSb SOUTHWEST
s1RRE shhtiRID fssENshn
anasSr frS h st.,an Corner
and STREETS a. iS.iOs: CORNER % ''''a
s9s is S az sS s s. EtrFs
Lne go A. n. daily 10 Cincinnati and 81 tauiS
ana buffet Car 70 s.. Louis daily, except saturday.
western Ti wsa siesp1s Or dali. SoS %,, 70
Cars Washington 20 ch,cago and ST Louis, and =
ting at WITH 70 hroasn ssaPe
any a4d Fsm@ t sSa the 10
For Fi dsSsJ,i sSD ESIsoM , $ssosp
f9eS w = al daily except Saturday. With PaIscs
For milliamsport. Lock Haven aud ElmirA ut 95s
For New i erk ana the Seh East as ooo 90
II - m 100. 4:lo: lo:on and II ;20P NJ o.
s1naS NO issd fsI,: $500 Q; tsn sns
and y o g cSrs aa sitoA NJ daily except sunday
For B ssat wlthSut shanse, 90 NJ every day
s with ba a o BrSats aR;
direct Transfer e Fulton street. avoiding iouSIs
For LnIl.dslp1s r, Is Is Is 200 20 i 90 q g.
ITO fM Limited Tipre.. 80 ~ 100 S,ni1..
For ": r,s o sHa GO ~ fiiy
so SO 1890 100 and SH top 10 On s ss1
a a.{os 800 s:ii5 10 800 90 and Mil 100 4oa
except Sunday
$siIy. except sunday: Sundays. ssoS xE.tsfi
{ASRS HER sSDRERr HsD af5
For Aie1andriA 800 @ -. ): 40. D:I7. 1897 AM.
12;04 noon. 200. 20. 30. 0ol, 300, 1908
end IL 80 r. Nj. On sunday at 100. b 40 S:4I
lo:1f AN .2::'o, q: 0l , .U5. and 10 90 N
0 and rs II daiiy s sseefs sS1day % AN a''
2rsins Leave AleHandria ,er Washington, 9 o.. 500
S03 9:32 and lo:42 PM. aud IL l5 Iuidui xtlt
except Monday. ON SUNDAY at \ 90. 3:lO. aud
1lQI AN: zoo. 8: 10. %. % 81. lo42 A.. VI aal
12:1 . night
Tickets and information nj the Office northeast
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
station where orders be left for lie cecxinsB
lsARage To destination from hotels and residences
CHAS l.. PUGH, General MANAGE
j. h WOOD. General Passenger Agent je36
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vTHOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO 1Ol Z
STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON CITY,
DC.
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of -,
the District Of Columbia, dated the 18th day of 81!
September. A. D.. 1887. aud passed in . cause Iii
wherein Mary Z. McLinden is eomilsinant and Mary
Cause No 1919 Of the Equity Docket If said court
Will sell 1t public auction. III front Of the PREM
ises, on MEDNESDAY, the 81 FiFIH day Of OCTOBER.
part Of lot numbered two t2,. in square numbered
Washington. in the District Of Columbia. beginning
at point street thirty six $3.50 feet tol inches
from the southwest Of said lot thence running
thence north one hundred NO0l ct: thence west
hundred uOO) feet to the begtnnng. improved with
substantial brick house of three stories with back
building.
Terms Of SALE prescribed by the decree: ethrd
of the rchase-money in cash. and the balance IN
equal ins ments At and two after the day
Of sale with interest to be secured by good and sui
option of the purchaser. AL conveylncing at pur-
chasers cost deposit OF $3.50 will be required at
the time Of sale. the purchaser fail to comply with
sxe the Trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
erty at the RISK and Of the defaultng
JAMES NJ JOHNSTON, Trustee,
Webster Law Building.
s21-d&ds sos d street NV.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY FRAME
EAST.
By virtue Of deed of trust. dated March H. -
1856 duly recorded in Liber 1l6S, Folio $40, IA
sea- one Of the land records OF the District of Co
lpnbia and by direction OF the party secured thereby
the premises, on TUESDAY. OCTOBER FOURTH
1887, Al HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the
south 3 feet OF lot &c. 70S with depth of said
lot. and improved by two-story Frame House, being
No. 9U1 4th street southeast.
Terms: Oue- third cash. the residue in two equal pay
mens. at six and twelve months, with notes bearing
sold or IA CASH at the ontes of purchsser tue
veyancing aud recording at cost of purchaser.
JESSE H. WILSON,
40 Louisiana ave. f,..
CHAS. H. Tickling. ( ATus'ees.
a22d&ds Cor. High and LIST sts
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500 A MONTH
FOR AN INVESTMENT OF ONLY 1920.

The undersigned has limited amount Of Treasury
STOCK OF THE CARSON RIVER DREDGING COM
PANf. on which the officers think they will be able to
pay 1O PER CENT MONTH. to commence before
JANUARY l. This would make q very handsome invest
ment and will pan out" as follows:
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Ancnonee-.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPEovEp PROPERTY
ON SEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN EAST
CAPi UL AND A STREET SoUTHEAST
BY virtue Of deed OF trust duly recorded in ar
1iper No 1902 folio 1879, ct sec one of the land e
records Of the District OF Columbia we viii sell -
on SAL ykDAy, SEPTEAbEk TwENTY-FOGkTH
1887 at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front Of the prem.
ises the following described real estate situate in
Washington city. District Of Columbia, wit: Lots
numbered eight 49,, nine t9l, and 10l In square
numbered che thousand and ninety-six tIoo0l TO.
eether With all the improvements, ways, easements
rights. privileges, and appurtenAnces the be-
longing or in any wise appertaining.
Terms The amount OF the indebtedness Sc
cured. with expenses of sale taxes, &c, in cash;
balance in one year from date Of sale. with 6
per cent interest from Gay Of sale, to b sc.
cured by deed of trust on premises, ali cash. 81
option Of purchaser. deposit of e10u required on
each lot At time Of sale Convey Ancing &c At pur.
chasers cost Terms 10 he complied with in ten days
otherwise resale II risk and cost Of defaultng pur.
Chaser after five days public notice such resale in
some newspaper published IN Washington. u. c.
JAMES p RION,l r~,,...,.
s14-d&ds SAMUEL CROSS ifos'e@
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s31-d&ds

DEREMPTORY SALE OF NEARLY $4,000 FEET
Il OF GROUND, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
AND EASTERN BRANCH BRIDGE, BEING AT
THE CORNER OF 10TH AND STREETS
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
TWENTY-EIGHTH, At FIVE O'CLOCK, We will sell
in front Of the IEemises
Fronting PA 4-l2 feet On K street south, and 220
feet 18th street East. This lot j. within hall
posed New Bridge crossing Eastern Branch The size
Of the lot makes susceptible Of subdlvison
TERMS cash: balance in one and two yesrs
notes bear interest Ut cent from day of sale
be secured by deed OF trust on premises all cash
option Of purchaser. deposit Of $3.50 required at
time Of sale Conyeyanciny. &C. At cost Of pur-
otherwise right reserved to resell at risk and
newspaper published in Washington. D. G. Title rood,
SIT DUNCAN6ON BROS. Aucts.
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DHoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonse..

>HoAAs Do"l1No' Aocoonse1
CHANcERY SALE OF UNIMPROvED LOT ON E
TWE hHr n1 sTaEETEsH AND
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court ofGa3
Of june 1887. in equity cause No. 1885, Cas-.
sidy VS. Cassidy .hau offer tor sals, at public auc
TWENTY-SEvENTH DAY OF sKPfEMBER 1857
At 1--WE O'CLOCK. the following real estate situated
to wit Psrt Of Lot one in square So heginning fOi
said part ut the southwest corner Of sad Lot and
west twenty COl feet and thence south 7OK feet e
Terms of sale - prescribed by the Decree are One
third Of the In cash. and The balance
in and two yeArs with interest secured By deed
trust on property sold A deposit Of $50 VIII % re
Quired at time OF sale All conveyancinS and record
si5.6Sds GXRaAREr Cassidy. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS


WEEks CO. Aueticneer..
Opposite City Post Office.
SPECIAL Ia SALE OF FURNITURE, CARPETS, FINE
RH NMIoTyh SSaG I'M, &C. PROPERTY OF PARTY
Is SSk sShfsRooAsa Me % t sfSrE SSish
flst f fSaSkN st lfS sEvr raj
EINk S SSEFEis Hall sET; LSSRsyiSSs
k99p pkS5S fFYsN ffIs aYTT
sPEINGS RoCkERs, SIpEBokRps, SOFAS.
hs SSt Ras9kSAsds 6 ASp AN
10 mich We "a c Ih kr HnSlfGS ROOMS AID
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctiopeer.
hAI re or PPARIog SUITE IMITATION WAL
MI kEpk0oM FURNITURE MATTRESSES
AID BEDDING, one LARGE cooRi NC sTUSF'
CASE, NIcHEN REQUISITES. Sc, Ar ' hGc.
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2s. commencips a,
mEN shall sell at hopse No l4l3
.sa THOMAS asq po%Il :ssci snc,onc.r
THoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer
CATALOGUE SALE
JAPANESE PoRCELAINs, BRoNZEs. BRIC-A-
BRAC. ARTICLES OF vERTU. EMBRoIpER.
les. ETC.
Being Choice Collection Of japanese Objects Of Art
To be sold At Public Auction without reserve at my
ART ROOMS,
Eleventh street and Pa ave-
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %
and %. 1857. at IL O. III. and 3 D. ~ each day.
The Collection viii be on view day prior to sale
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rT,HoMAs BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.

HNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer
0N CAPITOL HILL. Situated On DELAWARE
AVENUE, BETWEEN b AND c STREETS
NORTHEAST, AND ON q, BETWEEN FOURTH
AND FIFTH SHEETS NORTHEAST, AND ON
f, BE1MEEN THIRTEENTH AND FOUR
TEENTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of sy7x
the District OF Columbia passed October l. 1886, $$5$
and by virtue OF decree PASSED by the said court -
on the goth day OF September 1887 in equity
No S4S4. entitled in George Brent the undersignrd
Of the premises the real estate
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH. 1887, at HALF
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p. ~ he will offer tor sale lot
q, i'll Mary Chiffon and others subdivision OF lots
numbered Z, g. 3. and TO- in square numbered 1885, To-
Gated on Delaware avenue. between and streets
northeast
And on FRIDAY OCTOBER SEVENTH, 1887. ut
Hal F-lAST FOUR O'CLOCK p ne Will offer for
sale lot lettered b. Mary Chiffon and others sub
division OF original lot numbered 10, in square No.
So situated on street. between 4th and 9th streets
And IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER he will offer
Tor aue, in front OF the premises, lots numbered 80
and 81 of Mary V. Chiffon and others subdivision OF
lots and - i'll square numbered 1923, situated +,
between 13t b and 18th streets uorl beast.
The property be sold free of all day Of SALE
Terms OF sale: One-third of the purchase money
payable in cash. and the balance in equal
one aud two years from the day Of SALE for which
notes of the purchaser secured by deed OF trust
option of the purchaser deposit of 300 required
each sale All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
If the terms of sale be not complied with within ten
days from the day of sale the trustee the right
chaser. after 1--WE days advertisement in some news.
paper published in the city OF Washington.
seq d&ds >''' - 400 5,h st. NV
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Auc,ioneers

SALE OF FASHIONABLE FURNITURE OF THE
MOST ELEGANT M.,hE, ALMOST NEW. ONLY
USED For SHORT TIME AND MANUFAC-
TUkED TO ORDER EXPRESSLY FOR OWNERS
USE.
Handsome Cherry frame Parlor Suite upholstered
IN Old Gold Silk Push Plush top Center Table. Cherry
frame, Ebony Tables. Plush top, Easy Chars, uphoi-
stored i'll imported goods: Cloth top Libra v Tables
Handsome Walnut bookcase. elegantly carved: Mir
ror-tront Folding Bed. Reception Chairs. Whatnots
Elegant Hall Rack, Marble top sideboard mirror
elegantly carved: Walnut Pillow Extension liable
Walnut Dning-r room Chairs Two Magnificent Three
quarter steads elegantly finished Dressing Case plate
glass unique in design. TO match made to order MT
Mashstands Spring Beds, superior Hair Mattresses
Iron frame Invalid CHAIR upholstered in Leather and
hnw Silk; Walnut Chamber suite, Marble top Bureaus
Re nnston Sewing Machine nearly new; Walnut
Breakfast Tables, Couch upholstered in Raw Silk, al
nut Bedsteads Gents Chair Upholstered in kep Cloth
top Library Table, Gather Pillows best quality Body
Brussels Carpets throughout house with border TO
match: Body Brussels Hall aud Stair Carpets, Kitchen
Requisites, Etc.
The above list partially enumerates the goods to be
sold. The articles not mentioned are in keeping with
the above and the advantages OF attending the sale
cannot be overrated the goods in splendid
dltlou, and the sale offers opportunity
casers to furnish their houses with foods nearly
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY-SIXTH 1857,
bes1nnine at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, at 604 N street
northwest.
Terl.s cash
s20-5t WALTER B WILLIAMS L CO. Aucts
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

| Mt VERNON. MI VERNON!
STEAMER W. W coRcoRAN
vernon and River Landings Tar down az yinoni at
~ O'CLOCK a. III Returning, reaches Washington
sl6 l. l. BLAKE. Captain.
| NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
IN DALAI, EADII'I thIDAi-
Low fares The popular. safe and fas. steams :.
eantly furnished throughout leaves 9TH street whsr
D meal. fon' s1as sa
1871 fe% Ioyd Tapres. Se ana %
steamer. Telephone call-s4. myla-oIns
rTo NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
street wharf .-" on MONDAYS. WEbNEsDAYs. FIJI.
II as S
M. Exclusive connection with Boston and Providence
Tor New asd Ii iS1 and
LINES ter the South Secure rooms and ticket.
press who VIII also check basgase from hotels aud
SUIT. and Gen Agt. sl3
STEAMER PILOT " LEAVES 7THsT WHARF
s. on sun r Tuesdays and Ihursdsys at an fse
ers wharf, sundays down and v ednesdaSs up Brenss
and Chapel Point Thursdays down aud Mondays aud
,oyx ,,.o,,EL. ioLs9N: Agent, 7,h-st wharf.
STEAMER JOHN EiyEh IR s9P sI:s Foh POTOMAC
Leaves 9Th IT wharf every SUNDAY, Tuesday wednes
Old class 2Jc.
Sundays, all landings TO Nomini, CurriomAn, and
Leonardtown returning Mondays.
Tuesdays oil landings Rock Point returning Tues
day evening, arriving In Washington 81 80 pm.
"Wednesday all landings to hinsale returning Thur
days
Friday, all landings TO Noiaini. Currioman. and
Leonardto.n returning Friday night. Arriving in
Washington Saturday morning at AIN.
For further information apply 9th 81 wharf.
Il. i. JONES. Agent
Telephone call %. ~ lm
lcOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II NEM 1koN STEAMER .MAkEFIEID"
Leaves 9TH St wharf ON MONDAYS. THURSDAYS
aud sAT UkDAiS at a.m- Returning TUESDAia
fridays aud SUNDAY pm, touching at rover land
,Dgs Ear AS Noinini Creek. Currioman, Va aud s.
Clements Bay. Md Connects with B and o. X. X a
Shepherds. Bee schedule. JOHN Is. PADGETT, Ast
Z. W. kIDLEl, Aanaeer. lAs5
INFECT TO NEW YoRK-fREIGHT STEAMERS
~ JOHN GIBSON and z G; KNIGHT leave Pier A.
hast biyer, h. A., every SATURDAY. st4 PM; 6tLsS
Freight IT lowest rxtes. ap4